Joseon and Ming drive the Mongolians and Manchus to Eastern Siberia

Joseon and Ming drive the Mongolians and Manchus to Eastern Siberia and Alaska, What would be the consequences to the Native Americans and Eastern Siberians..
 
Firstly, Siberia is actually the region directly north of the 'stans and starts at the Urals, not the Pacific coast of modern Russia.

Secondly, the whole area (Siberia and the regions closer to the coast) are predominantly wooded taiga, and up north tundra. Neither would support fairly advanced plains cultures.

I'm not even going to comment on the Alaska part.

So if for some reason the Chinese and Koreans began pushing northwards, they'd likely assimilate or exterminate the preexisting peoples, not chase them away (unless they migrated west, as the Huns did in the first few centuries CE).
 

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Firstly, Siberia is actually the region directly north of the 'stans and starts at the Urals, not the Pacific coast of modern Russia.
That depends on definition. Ive seen atlases who tripart Siberia into the West Siberia plain (the river lowlands of Ob and contributaries), the Central Siberian Plateau (mountainous area east of the RIver Yenisey) and East Siberia. Where East Siberia would very much be the part north of China.

So if for some reason the Chinese and Koreans began pushing northwards, they'd likely assimilate or exterminate the preexisting peoples, not chase them away (unless they migrated west, as the Huns did in the first few centuries CE).
but on the actual topic :D , yes, China had always had a cultural edge at assimilating other nations, be they occupiers or occupied...
 
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